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A tuning fork is a small metal device shaped like a fork that vibrates to produce a fixed musical tone. It's useful for tuning musical instruments and checking if they're playing at the correct pitch.
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- Material used
- metallic material
- Image
- Diapason elettromagnetico, da 128 Hz - Museo scienza tecnologia Milano 04221 01.jpg
- Has use
- musical tuning
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- different from
- Camerton
- Commons category
- Tuning forks
- Commons gallery
- Tuning fork
- discoverer or inventor
- John Shore
- produced sound
- pure tone
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Article · 日本語
「音叉」（おんさ、英: Tuning fork）とは、正弦波を描く特定の周波数の音または固有の振動数を発するU字状（2又）に別れた金属製の器具である。そして全体で見るとy字型である。
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